Tony likes the results he gets from organizing the employees at his law firm into teams. Unfortunately, Jack, undeniably the most talented partner in the firm, feels he is not being recognized and is insufficiently compensated for his contribution to the firm, and Tony realizes that he is probably right. How can Tony structure his salaries to encourage teamwork, while retaining top performers like Jack? Group of answer choices begin paying each employee the same hourly wage base wages on the performance of all the teams in the firm pay each individual based on his or her individual performance base wages on the performance of each individual team combine individual and team performance when determining wages